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Brand Finance Global Soft Power Index 2025: China Surpasses UK, US Still #1

The United States and China are the most influential Soft Power nations in the world, according to the new iteration of the Global Soft...

The Interests of the European Union and the United States Are Diverging

Since the end of World War 2, the economic and political interests of Europe, later the European Union, and the United States were perfectly...

President Trump’s Policies may create space for China in the geopolitics

Since President Donald Trump assumed office, his administration has embarked on a series of assertive foreign policy initiatives that have redefined international relations and...

The Geopolitics of Energy: How oil and Gas Shape Diplomacy

Throughout decades, energy has played a central role in global diplomacy, impacting alliances, wars, and economic policies. As states attempt to guarantee steady energy...

Europe at of Risk Permanent Dependence and Irrelevance

Former American Secretary of State and National Security Advisor once quipped, “Who do I call if I want to speak to Europe?”. This problem...

The US’s Boycott of the G20 Meeting in South Africa: Implications and Underlying Factors

The decision by the United States to boycott the upcoming G20 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in Johannesburg has significant diplomatic and geopolitical implications. This move...

DRC Crisis: Start of a Wider Regional Conflict

27th January, 2025. For the second time in the last ten years, rebels from the March 23 Movement, or M23, captured Goma– the provincial...

Cognitive Warfare: The Invisible Frontline of Global Conflicts

Imagine a situation where, in just a few short weeks, millions of people in a developing Asian country suddenly lose faith in their banking...

A Call to Action: Upholding Human Dignity in a Changing World

In an era of rapid technological, social, and geopolitical change, the fundamental principle of human dignity has never been more vital. As the world...

Achilles’ Spear and Heel: The Strongest and Weakest Aspects of China’s National Power

In ancient Greek mythology, Achilles wielded a sharp spear and was invincible on the battlefield, yet his heel remained an insurmountable weakness. Similarly, in...

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AI Governance Must Not Become a Geopolitical Battlefield

As Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Donald...

Ratcliffe in Cairo: Why China Is Watching U.S.-Egypt Security Ties

China's Ministry of State Security (MSS) is monitoring the...

Beijing’s Two-Track Money Play: A Stronger Yuan for Washington, a Harder Line on Belt and Road Debt

Today's Numbers $126.4bn (China's record H1 2026 Belt and Road...

Xi to Press Trump to Halt Taiwan Arms Sales in 1982 Agreement Push

China's President Xi Jinping is expected to urge US...
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